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🎓 BLEND 🎓

🅿️ /blend/ verb


Synonym :[verb]
1. mix, amalgamate, combine, compound, merge, mingle, unite
2. go well, complement, fit, go with, harmonize, suit

1⃣ I,T to combine different things in a way that produces an effective or pleasant result, or to become combined in this way
a story that blends fact and legend
blend with/together
Leave the sauce to allow the flavours to blend together.
2⃣ T to thoroughly mix together soft or liquid substances to form a single smooth substance
Blend the sugar, eggs, and flour.
3⃣ T usually passive to produce tea, tobacco, WHISKY etc by mixing several different types together

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TOEFL & IELTS ACADEMIC WRITING

10 Phrasal Verbs for Academic writing

▪️Call for – demand, require
▪️Carry out – conduct
▪️Account for – make up, explain, consider
▪️Phase in/out – introduce or eliminate in stages
▪️Point out – draw attention to something
▪️Follow up – to take further action
▪️Put forward – present, express
▪️Resort to – make use of as a last option
▪️Rule out – exclude from consideration
▪️Take on – accept

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💮 10 alternative words for “thing”

The word thing is ubiquitous, i.e. it’s everywhere. A good thing, a bad thing, many things, something, anything, everything; we use the word a lot.

Here are ten alternatives we can use:

💮 1. a detail
He told us all the details of his life.
(He told us everything.)

💮 2. a feature
The new Galaxy smartphone has many unique features.
(It has many unique things, many functions.)

💮 3. an item
There are twenty items on the shopping list.
(There are twenty things on the list.)

💮 4. an issue
There are many controversial issues surrounding the building of the shopping centre.
(There are many controversial things about the construction.)

💮 5. a matter
This is very serious – it’s a matter for the police.
(It’s something we should inform the police about.)
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💮 6. a point
The minister made some good points during his speech.
(He said some valid and interesting things.)

💮 7. a subject
The book covers many subjects.
(It contains many different things.)

💮 8. a topic
The journalist writes about a wide range of topics.
(He writes about different things.)

💮 9. a trait
Kindness and generosity are good traits.
(They are good things in a person’s character.)

💮 10. an attribute
Stamina is a necessary attribute for a long-distance runner.


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Subject - verb agreement


❌ Every boy and girl were ready.

✔️ Every boy and girl was ready.

✏️ Note:

If the Singular Subjects are preceded by each or every, the Verb is usually Singular.


❌ Neither he nor I were there.

✔️ Neither he nor I was there.

✏️ Note:

Two or more Singular Subjects connected by or, nor, either ..... or, neither .... nor take a Verb in the Singular.

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Choose the correct one


🅰 He is senior than me.

🅱 He is senior to me.

The right answer:

🅱 He is senior to me.

✏️ Note:

The comparative Adjectives superior inferior, senior, junior, prior, anterior, posterior prefer, etc., should be followed by 'to' instead of 'than'.

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🔶🔸 FAMILY Vocabulary 1 🔸🔶

to raise

✍️ Definition : to bring up, to care for children until they grow up

✏️ e.g : 👇
I was raised in a small town.
I wasn’t raised in the jungle.
Raising children is a huge responsibility.

childhood

✍️ Definition : the period of life when you are a child

✏️ e.g : 👇
My childhood was happy and carefree. I used to chase butterflies all day.
I’m quite sure Charles Manson didn’t have a happy childhood. (he was a serial killer)

adolescence

✍️ Definition : teenage years, the period of life between childhood and adulthood

✏️ e.g : 👇
A large part of my adolescence was spent with partying and avoiding responsibilities.
My grandmother guided me through the turbulent waters of adolescence.

to play truant

✍️ Definition : to skive off, to be absent from school without permission

✏️ e.g : 👇
I used to play truant and spend the whole time with my friends in the arcades.
I would give a prison sentence to parents who let their children play truant.

juvenile delinquency

✍️ Definition : antisocial behaviour demonstrated by adolescents, usually involving breaking the law.

✏️ e.g : 👇
Juvenile delinquency was thriving in the area. The parents couldn’t do anything to stop their children.
Juvenile delinquency rates are usually higher in urban areas.

neglected (adj.)

✍️ Definition : not looked after, not getting any attention

✏️ e.g : 👇
Neglected teenagers seek attention and will do anything to get it.
My wife feels neglected, so I’ve taken her out to a fast food restaurant.

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The simple past tense version of the word “dare” is “durst.”

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Vocabulary note

🔺 Age - a particular period of history

▪️ the Victorian age

▪️ the digital age.

🔺 Era= a period of time that is remembered for particular events

▪️ The arrival of moving pictures marked the end of an era for live theatre.

🔺 Middle-aged= people in their middle years of life

▪️ Most companies are run by middle-aged men.

🔺 The Middle Ages= a period of European history between 1000 and 1500 AD.
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Correct answers


🅱 I Need to go home

Reason: In this phrase “Go home”, home is not a noun but an adverb, Specifically, it is an adverb of place, So you do not need a preposition like “to” prior to home.
We also don’t use “to” before these words when it is used an Adverb (abroad, anywhere, downstairs, here, home, in, nowhere, out, outside, somewhere, there, underground, upstairs)
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🅱 My birthday is in October

Reason: We use “on” when indicating an specific date, like “my birthday is on October 10”
Whereas you use “in” if there is no specific date, for example: “My Birthday is in October”
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🅱 I came to office on foot

Reason: We can say “by car”, “by bus”, “by bike”, “by train” and “by flight”. However, we cannot say “by walk”, as it is the “foot” which is being used to travel and not “walk”
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